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In <1bipbaINNcs@master.cs.rose-hulman.edu> joneswd@NeXTwork.Rose-Hulman.Edu (William D. Jones) writes:

>Is there anyone out there who owns a Bernoulli removable hard drive  
>set-up?  I am planning on purchasing one in the future (hopefully) and was  
>wondering if anyone had any experience with one.  I plan on using it as a  
>hard drive, not as a mass storage device.

I've got a 44MB Portable that I've been pretty happy with.  Bernoulli
now makes a 90MB setup (but not in the Portable, for some strange
reason).  There are a number of 'removable hard drive' vendors
(Bernoulli isn't really a hard drive -- it's a proprietary
technology).  I can't speak to the others, but I've been more than
happy with the quality of the product (5 year warranty on media, for
example) and the support (which I only needed to call once, to ask a
question -- the equipment itself has been flawless).

The one big drawback to Bernoulli is that they are somewhat more
expensive than other removable alternatives, from the prices that I've
seen. 

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